Sentence examples for apart to get from inspiring English sources

You would have to take the aircraft apart to get that person out.

Tearing the floor apart to get to the source is, of course, an option.

"You'd have to literally break the weapon apart to get into the gut," he told me.

Children are mini-engineers and it's their rite of passage to pull anything mechanical apart to get at the guts.

Some of the thicker bones had tiny puncture marks from smaller, needle-like bones, which can happen when chicken wings are twisted apart to get at the meat.

You can order Christmas crackers in sets of six from oldenglishcrackers.com or christmas-crackers-usa.com and then watch guests squeal with glee as they pull them apart to get over the Cracker Jack-like prizes hidden inside.

DVD Times identifies "a real sense of friendship and of a real liking for this show" within the commentaries, highlighting that Moffat "sounds really happy ... for Joking Apart to have finally gotten some recognition".

The experiment replicated conditions that chimps would have found in the wild and mimics scenarios facing early humans who used tools to break apart bones to get at the bone marrow.

Several were screaming in a way Bocartes had heard only once before, from a mare that had run into a barbed-wire fence and tore herself apart trying to get free.

Picking everything apart, trying to get into their heads.

Now Six Apart wants to get more blogs onto corporate Web sites and networks.